HUMMER
Hummer might have died as a GM brand, but it was born out of a military contract to AMCâs AM General division for a high-mobility, multipurpose vehicle (HMMV, or âHum-Veeâ). AM General sold a civilian version as the Hummer starting in 1992. In 1999, GM purchased the company and produced the (relatively) smaller H2 and H3 models off of unrelated GM truck platforms, while the Hummer (renamed H1) was sold until 2006. The economic downturn in 2008 spelled the end of the brand, which was shuttered after failing to find a buyer.
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2006 Hummer H2
- Asking Price
- $15,995
- Mileage
- 119,116 mi
- Location
- OK
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2006 Hummer H3
- Asking Price
- $5,900
- Mileage
- 200,597 mi
- Location
- TX
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2006 Hummer H3
- Asking Price
- $8,995
- Mileage
- 152,326 mi
- Location
- VA
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2003 Hummer H2
- Asking Price
- $10,995
- Mileage
- 169,779 mi
- Location
- SC
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2006 Hummer H2
- Asking Price
- $18,990
- Mileage
- 71,309 mi
- Location
- GA
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2003 Hummer H2
- Asking Price
- $10,900
- Mileage
- 136,887 mi
- Location
- UT
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